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Dulwich & District U3A Open Meeting, St Barnabus Church 14th Sept 2:00- 4:00


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Dulwich & District U3A Open Meeting

?Open House Opportunities?

An illustrated talk describing Open House London, Festival of Architecture, taking place the following weekend. Our speakers will identify some buildings, which might be worth visiting, and discuss more generally modern developments in our immediate locality.

Speakers :-

Ian McInnes: Architectural historian and Chair of the Dulwich Society

David Taylor: Retired Local Authority Head of Planning

St Barnabas Church,

Calton Avenue, Dulwich, SE21 7BT

All welcome - Free Entry to Members and Non-Members

We now have over 50 Interest Groups. Do come and meet the convenors and sign up for this term.

Tea and coffee served

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